Lima Cargo Van Rentals

It would be best if you tried to limit your driving time in Lima to daylight hours. At night, driving is more complex than during the day. This is because, unlike during the day, you'll have to face harsh driving conditions, notably pedestrians and animals using the road, unmarked speed bumps, and aggressive drivers, all without the help of sunlight. Within the city, you may drive safely since the streets feature lighting. Outside the city center, you may not be so lucky.

In Lima, driving from 6 am to 9:30 am and from 3:30 pm to 7 pm is nearly impossible. This is because during these periods heavy traffic is experienced on the streets within the city. Since Lima is home to one-third of Peru's entire population, you'll find traffic every hour of the day in Lima. To avoid finding yourself stuck in this city's traffic jams, check your navigation system before commencing your trip to find the least congested routes to follow on your trip.

In Lima, you should expect a defensive drive. While this city boasts delineated lanes for driving, you'll see up to four cars driving side by side on a two-lane highway. You should also expect to hear a lot of horns, given that horns are ubiquitous when driving in this city. To drive well, you should learn how to utilize the liberal use of the horn. Always honk when turning a blind corner since large trucks and motorcycles also share these narrow streets.

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